Sentence examples for primitive version from inspiring English sources

In 1996, a primitive version of a Web site began.

We don't think of Bach as a primitive version of Mozart.

(A primitive version of Captain U. actually leaped from Mr. Pilkey's pencil when he was a second grader in 1973).

In contrast, when secular liberals try to account for evil in rational terms, the result is a more primitive version of Manichean myth.

At Union Pacific, Mr. DiSpirito cooks chicken, pheasant and partridge in a primitive version of sous vide, which he developed himself.

There, I was directed to stand under a "Sell Books Here" sign (a primitive version of Amazon's "Sell Your Stuff" button).

They have simply taken on a contemporary inflection, unknown to the more primitive versions that scarred Victorian England.

Among them were primitive versions of hippopotamuses, rhinos, horses, antelopes, and dangerous predators such as big cats and hyenas.

Animals in isolation, including plant-eating dinosaurs, often evolved as smaller, more primitive versions of their continental relatives.

For its part, IBM is talking up the Cell's potential to power supercomputers, the fastest of which, IBM's Blue Gene/L, consists of thousands of special chips that are, in many ways, more primitive versions of Cell.

To go after those customers, Facebook spent a reported $70 million to buy Snaptu, an Israeli company that had begun to offer primitive versions of Facebook and other apps on simple cellphones.